The Outstanding Ohioans Show, Episode 64-Hiking Through with Adventurer/Author Paul Stutzman

This show brings the audience great things Ohioans are doing to make their communities, the state, the region, and the world a better place as entrepreneurs, leaders, historical and popular culture figures.

For episode 64, I had the pleasure of talking with Adventurer/Author Paul Stutzman.  Paul has had an incredibly interesting journey that has led him on his current path.  

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Here are the talking points of our conversation:

• what it was like growing up as a Conservation Mennonite, how he felt as a child/teen vs. how he felt as an adult 
• the number #1 tourist destination in Ohio
• the role of faith in his life
• how he met his wife and how he raised his family
• the tragic event of his wife's passing, the life lesson he learned, and his motivation for hiking the Appalachian Trail
• how God directed him to write the book Hiking Through, and the impact his work has had on others
• the adventures he has had after the through hike and the books he has written, including his travels in Israel and Spain
• what legacy does he want to leave behind
• what's his next big adventure
• You can learn more about Paul and connect with him at his website http://paulstutzman.com/
• memorable quote "Enjoy the journey, don't wait for the destination"
• Previous Outstanding Ohioans episode mentioned:  Episode 9 about Lehman's Hardware

 

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